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Attentional Tracking of Moving Objects

Funding period: 2011 - 2011

Completed

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The Advantages of Combining the Simultaneous-Sequential Paradigm with Systems Factorial Technology

PDL Howe, A Ferguson

2017-04-07

The simultaneous-sequential paradigm and systems factorial technology are both methods for investigating the type of processing un..

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Hemispatial neglect, balint’s syndrome and attention

PDL Howe

2016-01-01

Hemispatial neglect is typically caused by a brain lesion to the right cerebral cortex. Patients with neglect have difficulty payi..

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The influence of selective attention on consciousness

PDL Howe, K Evans, R Pedersini, MA Cohen, TS Horowitz, JM Wolfe

2016-01-01

In this article we will present evidence that attention modulates awareness, but we have some awareness of unattended stimuli. Spe..

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Visual attention

KK Evans, TS Horowitz, P Howe, R Pedersini, E Reijnen, Y Pinto, Y Kuzmova, JM Wolfe

2011-09-01

A typical visual scene we encounter in everyday life is complex and filled with a huge amount of perceptual information. The term,..

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Attention, Awareness and Neglect

P HOWE

2009-01-01

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Attention: Selective Attention and Consciousness. Encyclopedia

P HOWE, KK Evans, R Pedersini, TS Horowitz, JM Wolfe, M Cohen

2009-01-01

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